Q: A profile photo and bio

You must set up a profile . Upload a profile photo – a close-up, colour photograph of your own face. You will also need a short bio , which should include your key skills, interests, and things you enjoy – keep it light and conversational.

Question 1

An Australian Business Number (ABN)

Accepted Answer

As an independent support worker on Mable, you must add an ABN to your profile before you can be approved to apply for jobs posted by clients on the platform.

You can get a free ABN from the Australian Business Register.

Question 2

An NDIS Worker Screening Check – cost from $100

Accepted Answer

All new Mable support workers must have a valid NDIS Worker Screening Check, no matter the service they provide. Existing support workers will also require one when their police check expires.

More information about the check

It’s needed on Mable for Aged Care too: even if you don’t intend to work with NDIS participants, the NDIS Worker Screening Check is recognised in aged care, and you’ll still need to have one to work in aged care on Mable.
It has different names and processes in each state and territory: the check’s name, steps, and costs vary depending on where you live.
It’s valid across Australia: even with local differences, the check is a national tool and is valid for 5 years everywhere in Australia.

Police checks have been replaced by the NDIS Worker Screening Check. This is a mandatory requirement for all support workers on Mable. New support workers signing up to Mable require an NDIS Worker Screening Check. Existing Mable support workers may use their existing checks until they are expired, at which time they must provide an NDIS Worker Screening Check.

Question 3

Completed infection control training

Accepted Answer

Before you can be approved to work as a support worker on the Mable platform, you must watch a 30-minute Infection Control Training video, which is a part of your account setup.

Question 4

At least 2 references

Accepted Answer

You must provide at least 2 professional or character references in order to offer support services on Mable.

Question 5

A profile photo and bio

Accepted Answer

You must set up a profile. Upload a profile photo – a close-up, colour photograph of your own face. You will also need a short bio, which should include your key skills, interests, and things you enjoy – keep it light and conversational.

Question 6

AHPRA registration

Accepted Answer

If you want to offer nursing services on Mable, you must have a current nursing registration with AHPRA that has been active for a minimum of 12 months (as a Registered Nurse or Enrolled Nurse).

You must also provide two professional or character references.

Question 7

A valid Working with Vulnerable People card - cost from $131

Accepted Answer

If you are offering services in Tasmania or the ACT, you must submit a Working With Vulnerable People check. This check is in place of a Working With Children Check but must be submitted regardless of whether you will work with children.

Question 8

Working with Children Check – cost from $80

Accepted Answer

If you want to offer services via the Mable platform and intend to work with children, you must submit a valid Working With Children Check number (or equivalent in their state) for verification.

In states and territories where cards are provided, you must carry the card with you when providing your services.

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